More than 50 Australians are giving their view of what happens when we die in a new art project.

A new model of home design and ownership that sidelines profit-driven developers offers a more affordable solution to Sydney's housing crisis, an audience of architects, planners, designers and home buyers will be told on Monday.

Architect Glenn Harper is one of the few public admirers of Sydney's off-maligned concrete heritage. Sadly for Mr Harper, his favourite example of brutalism in Sydney, the "bold and heroic" building formerly known as the Bidura Children's Court is under threat of demolition.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's delicate Clarinet Concerto in A Major, premiered in October 1791, two months before the composer's death.

When Annette Ruzicka struck a rocky patch in her marriage with husband Ryan, her response was as unexpected as it was creative.

The Sydney Dance Company on Thursday will announce a $7 million-plus refurbishment, including the creation of a new public performance space with Harbour Bridge views called the Neilson Studio.

Australian artist Luke Cornish has been bringing colour to the streets of Syria, using street art to help young children escape the trauma of war.

What's on in the Canberra arts scene.

Brett McMahon works in an outdoor studio where wind, rain and sun help shape his art, writes Sebastian Smee.

Making unlikely connections is all in a day's work for this artist.

Hilarie Mais' abstract sculptors are constructed with a relentless mathematical logic but convey an unexpected depth of feeling.

This exhibition creates a sense of ambiguity and intangibility in much of the work.

This exhibition at Aarwun Gallery creates the mood of a nostalgic dream.

Urban Kali failed to live up to its potential.

Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art will be hosting the largest exhibition of Patricia Piccinini's work, both old and new.

The trend towards smaller houses not only saves money, it could improve your quality of life.

The French artist now living in Canberra has developed a technique that works well for the landscapes.

And Victoria's best paid arts administrator, the NGV's Tony Ellwood, got another pay rise.

Mental illness is a major issue in the Australian entertainment industry.

The Hazelhurst Regional Gallery is turning over its main gallery to a major performance work that doubles as an exhibition.

This robust exhibition, 'All That Is Solid...', deals with the constant upheaval and detritus of the modern world.

After declaring he would "paint the gum tree", Fred Williams up-ended Australian landscape art in the 1960s. His groundbreaking paintings of the You Yangs captured the challenge of a country without obvious focal points.

The anthology caters to a cross-section of budgets.

Gardeners get down and dirty in a whole new way inside a temple to pollination.